Former Lawyer Sentenced to Prison for Stealing From Clients

A judge has sentenced a disbarred attorney in Maine to 2½ years in prison and ordered him to repay more than $260,000 that he stole from clients.

Maine’s Chief Justice Says Youth in Crisis Need Help

Maine’s top judge is calling for more mental health services and recovery centers for children and youth in crisis.

Closed Maine Nuclear Plant Owner to Get Millions for Storage

A federal judge has awarded more than $100 million to the owners of closed nuclear plants in Maine and elsewhere because of spent nuclear fuel that has yet to be removed by the U.S. government.

Maine Shuts Down Scalloping Areas As Season Winds Down

BLUE HILL, Maine (AP) — Maine fishery regulators are closing a handful of areas to scallop fishing as the season begins to wind down for the year.

Committee Votes Against Bill that Would Expand Bear Hunting

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   A bill that would have established a spring bear hunt in Maine has failed to generate support from legislators

Old Orchard Beach Man Charged With Sexual Abuse of 15-Year-Old

Police in Old Orchard Beach say they’ve arrested a man accused of having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl.

Man Killed After Snowmobile Hits Tree

Game wardens say a man has died in a snowmobile crash in Maine.

Lawmaker Calls Lack of Placements for Kids ‘Shocking’

Lawmakers are calling for answers on the state’s troubled child welfare system and asking the public to weigh in.

Maine Lawmakers Seek to Ban Plastic Bags Statewide

Maine could become the first state in New England to impose a statewide ban on single-use plastic bags.

Regulators Gathering Comments On CMP Deal

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine utility regulators are gathering comments on a proposed $1 billion hydropower transmission line to supply Canadian hydropower to consumers in Massachusetts.